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<p>[QUOTE="ddddd, post: 2495382, member: 22377"]This does work for certain series, but not so much in this case. An uncertified 1960s proof nickel is worth about $1. One graded Proof 65-67 (without any cameo) is a $10-$20 coin. These proof nickels are very common, but the toned ones are fairly scarce. So, it would be hard to make a conclusion that way (imagine how scary it sounds to say that a toned one has a 300x premium over a generic uncertified example).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ddddd, post: 2495382, member: 22377"]This does work for certain series, but not so much in this case. An uncertified 1960s proof nickel is worth about $1. One graded Proof 65-67 (without any cameo) is a $10-$20 coin. These proof nickels are very common, but the toned ones are fairly scarce. So, it would be hard to make a conclusion that way (imagine how scary it sounds to say that a toned one has a 300x premium over a generic uncertified example).[/QUOTE]
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